Sentence examples for suffer from a weakness from inspiring English sources

Weinreich said British Airways will continue to suffer from a weakness of the British pound against the dollar and euro, and from a drop in consumer demand.

But looked at coolly from a commercial standpoint, Mr. Plotnick's wares suffered from a weakness that repeatedly proved lethal — the Sotheby's estimates were wildly over the top.

This is also suggested by an analysis excluding the unusually low estimate from the Third National Cancer Survey [ 16], a study which in any case suffers from a weakness we describe later.

In addition, this round of stress testing will suffer from a crucial weakness of last year's round: it will not examine what would happen to banks if Greece or another European country defaulted on its debt.

The findings in [8], [9] and [10] indicate that fingerprint authentication systems suffer from a similar weakness.

Homozygous Mariusz mice suffer from a profound muscle weakness and fusion of hind paw digits.

Meanwhile, robots suffer from a number of weaknesses.

This approach would suffer from a variety of weaknesses (some of them related to Hume's criticisms of Schema 1 arguments).

The present work is based on the assumption that the common classification-based approaches to time series interpretation suffer from a set of inherent weaknesses, whose ultimate cause lies in the monotonic nature of the deductive reasoning paradigm.

KIF1B has been shown to be highly involved in the transport of mitochondria and KIF1B heterozygous mice have an impaired transport of synaptic vesicle precursors and suffer from a high degree of muscle weakness [25], [26].

He suffered from a permanent weakness of the spine.